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CH6A: National income and employment determination, MPC (Marginal…
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- MPC (Marginal Propensity to consume): the proportion of any increase in national income that is spent on consumption = △C/△Y
- MPS (Marginal Propensity to consume): the proportion of any increase in national income that is spent on saving = △S/△Y
MPC+MPS=1
- The proportional of income that is saved (S/Y) is the average propensity to save = APS
- The proportional of income that is saved (S/Y) is the average propensity to save = APS
when income increases, both saving and consumption increase. but the percentage o saving increase while the percentage of spending decreases.
conceptual understanding:
- fixed capital: capital that is not used in the production cycle (machines)
- circulating capital: used up in the production (e.g. raw material)
- fixed investment: acquisition of fixed capital assets
- inventory investment: increase in inventories of circulating capital
- foreign direct investment: acquisition of physical capital in a country by a foreign firm
- investment in human capital: knowledge, skills and attributes of a person (spending on education and training )